
The First Warmth
- Diwa Nawabi
- Feb 22
- 1 min read
As I walked into the dark room,
for the first time
I felt a man’s hand
touch my face so gently.
He kissed me
with all the passion he carried,
and in that first kiss
I felt the full warmth of love.
I did not know
it was not forever.
He came to my chambers
only to hold me tightly in his arms.
And in that closeness
I believed in something endless.
I knew his beauty—
not because I only saw his face,
but because there was a beauty inside him
that I felt only I could see.
His dark eyes
rested softly against my skin.
His breath was gentle.
Everything about him
was warm.
But he was not
who he showed me later to be.
It is beautiful,
and tragic,
how people can be
both more
and less
than who they first appear to be.



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